At a recent rally in Wisconsin, Donald Jenkins couldn’t help but fixate on a little girl he referred to as “gorgeous.” Eager for a photo op that would showcase his so-called diversity, he summoned her to the stage—because let’s be real, this is a guy who’s on record saying, “Look at my African American over here,” as if encountering a black person at his rally was a rare phenomenon. His events are predominantly attended by white supporters, and he seems desperate to prove he has a broader appeal.
But instead of just a simple photo, Jenkins went beyond the pale by planting not one, but two kisses on this child who was clearly not interested. Talk about a lesson in consent! If his fans had any understanding of this topic, it could have been a moment to educate everyone on the importance of respecting children’s personal boundaries. Please, don’t let anyone invade your kids’ space or force unwanted affection upon them.
“Oh, sweetie! You’re absolutely beautiful. Want to come up and see me?” At this moment, we can almost hear the little girl internally screaming, “No way!” As he continued to rave about her looks, the collective response from the audience was a resounding NO.
Twitter, as always, had a field day reacting to this bizarre scenario. It’s important to note that this isn’t the same as the typical “kissing babies” routine that politicians often do. Jenkins’ behavior crosses into the territory of creepy, showcasing a blatant disregard for consent that’s alarming. It’s become so habitual for him that he probably doesn’t even recognize it anymore.
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In summary, Jenkins’ awkward encounter with the little girl serves as a cringe-worthy reminder of the importance of understanding consent, particularly in our interactions with children.